Uruguayan First Lady Should Condemn All Perpetrators of Violence, the Military as well as the Tupamaros
In an October 3 interview with The Associated Press, Uruguayan First Lady and former guerrilla activist Lucía Topolansky was asked
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Uruguayan Education Strikes Take Off
Massive teacher strikes have erupted in Uruguay, presenting a serious challenge to former guerrilla fighter and current President José Alberto
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Uruguay’s Decriminalization of Abortion Sets a Progressive Precedent
On October 17, Uruguay’s doughty government decriminalized abortion, joining the ranks of Cuba and Guyana as the only countries in
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New Economic Policy Creating New Opportunities and Awakening Old Conflicts Between Uruguay and Argentina
On September 26 the Uruguayan government revealed five new economic reforms to attract foreign tourists in preparation for the southern
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The Long Road to Arms Trade Transparency in Latin America
If the countries of Latin America wish to promote peace in the region, they must keep a vigilant eye on
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The Future Role of Drones in Latin America
From surveillance missions at altitudes exceeding 35,000 feet to long-range targeted attacks, the U.S. military’s unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), often
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